St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-08
store, 7OEc; October, SIC; November, esmc
new O. t. ef,sAc: old O. t. 72c 'oS

store, 70&c; October SIC; November, 65,sc
new, o. t., e6%c: old, 9; t., 72c.
Note-New wheat sells several cents below
old wheat of the same grade, as the present
demand is chiefly milling demand and new
wheat Is not sufficiently matured for making
flour. The difference is greater in lower
grades.
NoTs-In sales of wheat by sample, grade
has little, II any effect In making prices.
percentage of hard in each parcel.
NoTE-Shippers would do we'll not to shin
new wheat until 1t has gone through the
sweat" as 1t frequently .sweats in the car
and inspects lower grade.
Sales included 5000 bu October No. /
hard, 71&o; 10000 Blu October No. hard
I1Ao. Car lot sales by sample: car old
No. No; hard, o, t., 79e; Lear old No. hard,
car new, No. hard, delivered, re; i car
No. hard to arrive, 73tae; car old No.
hard, delivered, 56c; car old No. North
2 Northern, delivered, 6Sc: car new Nd
2 Northern, delivered, 6SIsc; 1 car new
No. 2 Northern. delivered, Soc; 2 cars old
No. Q Northern. delivered, 66Hc; cars old
No: 2 Northern, o. t., zee; car old No.
8. delivered, csc; 2 cars no grade, o. t., 64e:
cars no grade, o. t., Gle; j car new no
livered, Gle; 1 car no grade, o. t., 52c; q
cars no grade, (. o. b., CSC; car sample, roc:
cars No: corn. I. o. b., 39I2c. -
Flour-Local millers are firm in prices and
are quoting higher on patents. The rise has
tendency to curtail trading as buyers seeing
general apathy in the wheat markets hold
back. Old wheat flour is in good demand
however, and il is probable that the rise in
quotations for 1t will be sustained. Should
able to get -four from 1t cheaper than current
prices OF old. There are quite large receipts
OF new wheat now, but very little of that
coming in will be used by local millers owing
to dampness. Patents, sacks to local deal
ers, $4.1O@4.25: patents to ship, sacks, car
lots, $4.O5Q4.15; In bbls, $4,000. 80; de-
Hvered at New England points, 81 so@4: 80;
New York points, "a, 7o@4.eo; delivered at
brker's, So. 35@3. go: superine, 81 s5@2. 40;
red dog, sack, $145@1 So; red dog bbIs.,
S1.7O01.SO; rye -four, pure, cwt., 81. 75.
Bran and shorts--The feeling was pretty
firm at the recent decline and millers offer
ing at the bottom asked little inore. Sales
at SS.75@9.50 for bran; 50. 75@1O.5O for
shorts.
Corn-Selling in a small quantity at about
3Sc on track for good samples.
Oats-The feeling was rather better, though
buyers We're skirmishing for supplies at old
prices. Sales ranged 23lb@26isc for sam
pies of fair mixed to No. 2 white.
ton at 50155c, and very bright plump lots
We're held few cents above quotations. In
ferior stock not saleable.
Flaxseed sold at 3Sc.
Feed-Mixed feed was in some request at
steady prices; s14@14.50 for fair to choice
Hay remains dull, but good hay is less
Plentiful and rise is expected as soon as the
old stock gets cleared off. Sales atS7@S for
fair to good wild.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 1873, 100 bu; oats, 5000
bu: fax seed, 500 bu; millstuffs, Is tons; hay,
20 tons; fruit 92.395 lbs; merchandise,
COL ,o45 lbs; lumber, 100000 feet; barrel
stock. cars; coal 407 tons; wood, POI cords;
brick, 63, 900; lime, cars; cement 200 bpls:
house goods. 10000 lbs; stone, % cars; live
stock ! car; hides, 10000 lbs; railroad ma
terial, % cars; sundries, Ia cars; total. 592
cars.
Shipments-Wheat, 80, $50 bu; OATS 800
bu; flour, 20,7 6S bbIs: millstuffs GIT tons;
merchandise, l POI 500 lbs; lumber, $50, 900
feet; machinery, 236, 100 lbs; coal. As tons;
lime, 2 cars; house goods, 10000 lbs; ties, 4
cars; stone, 81 cars; railroad material, %
cars: sundries, 10 cars; total. 555 cars
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and ship